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Newspaper
Pleasant Grove Review
Location
Pleasant Grove, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1929
Page
7
A memoir fragment recounts a youth from Glengyle to San Francisco and beyond chasing adventure. The narrator, a would-be wanderer, befriends a bold Yale man among hoboes and faces hardship, hunger, and night-washed streets, seeking fortune on distant shores.
A first-person narrative recounts canyon oaths and a rugged trek south to join a Klondike stampede. The narrator panels a life of work in quarries and orchards, the Prodigal’s outlandish schemes, encounters with a Salvation-tale companion, and a plan to seek fortune in California then San Francisco.
State Engineer publishes notice that Provo Reservoir Company applied under Utah law to appropriate 20 cubic feet per second from American Fork River in Utah County for irrigation of 3280 acres. Water would be diverted near Sec 33, T48 R2 East and used April 1 to October 31, with exchange for water from Provo River. District requires corrective filings within 30 days.
A fragment notes a proverb about ancestors and vigilance in Chinatown, mentioning Ottanton Loamie Mend and Washington Mor as part of the contemplative scene. The text reflects watchfulness and expectation in cultural memory.
A garbled note from a Worcester congregation describes a Monday morning service with hopeful words about the Lord’s presence. The ill OCR text mentions a cheerful mood and a communal gathering led by church members.
The article discusses early home economics education focusing on efficient production of household goods and food, aiming to prepare students for practical domestic work. It highlights student interest in learning how to manage household tasks and related services.
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